Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-09-25
LOCAL AND OTHER lots.
scraps from She Notebook Of the
SensineI's Reporter.

SentineI's Reporter.
:. Nine cars of merchandise arrived at the
depot yesterday.
! Hon. Thomas Wren returned from Mt,
Hope yesterday.
Tuscarora boasts Of three faro and six
stud-poker games.
r. Sadler returned yesterday from q
visit to Union City.
A large number OF Nevadans are attend.
ing the Sacramento Fair.
The stock exhibit at the Sacramento
Fair is two miles long.
In putting up your stoves for Winter be
sure and examine ell fues.
Five inches OF snow fell in the Sheep
Greek bills, Or, on the 10th.
Pete Olsen Is now thought to be in the
Cascade mountains, Oregon.
II made q desperate effort to rain again
yesterday, but did not succeed.
Conductor Crowley is taking a lay of.
fishing in the classic Humboldt.
The Nevada State Fair opened at Reno
under the most favorable auspices.
Upton Post No. 80, G. A. R., will meet
this evening at their hall, at 1880 O'Clock.
Ex-Governor Adams is having his Car
son residence put in thorough repair.
Mr.. MCGUIRE, Mr.. Karsky's new DRY
goods clerk, arrived by last evenings train.
Len Wines of Washoe Valley is said TO
be very ill and threatened with typhoid
I fever.
Superintendent Donnelly, of the Eu-
reka Con. Company, has gone East on q
| visit.
New placer diggings have been found on
the tributaries Of Kamsca Lake, in North
ern Idaho.
Mrs. Henry Rives and Miss Maud Rives
returned home yesterday from a camping
tour in Idsdo.
The Salvation Army at Los Angeles ap-
pears nightly, and . small riot usually
follows its appearance.
Visitors at Sacramento say that the
hotel accommodations were limited and
occasioned much comraent.
The total liabilities of Dresbach and
Jobr Rosenfeldt, the wheat dealers, are
stated to be SO. 443, 555 63.
The frat grand encanpment Of the
Uniformed Rank Of Knights Of Pythias
10 in session at Sacramento.
Frank Clark was convicted September
20 OF the murder OF Pat Mullen at St.
Johns. Apache county, Arizona.
G. T. Purdy yesterday broughs in q
wagon load of fine vegetables from his
ranch on Kern Creek, Nye county.
On Friday evening last Mr.. John W.
Macksy gave an elegant dinner party at
the Union Club, San Francisco.
The usual religious services will be held
in the Episcopal Church to-day. The
evening service commences at 2 O'Clock.
A. E. Cheney. Esq. accompanied by his
wife and Miss Maggie Wethered, returned
home yesterday from Ely, White Pine
county.
The Washington Territory Legislature
| will be asked to pass a law requiring COZ
ductors and engineers on railroads TO take
out licenses.
General Ben Butler heads the list OF
money-making lawyers Of the country.
His fortune is estimated at So. SOC, 900.
and his annual practice nets him 500, 900.
Prof. Beard had better return his
"rain bulb" to Carson. as il has rained
every day since it was brought here. and
may continue to do so throughout the
Winter.
The Alice. one OF the most important
mines in Butte City, Montana, has been
closed down. II took the bulk of the
profits OF the mine to pay the freight on
salt demanded by the railroad.
The Woodland Cali Mail OF Saturday
says: Yesterday was the one hundredth
birthday of Mrs. Ellen Smith. She was
born in Dublin. Ireland, on September
16, 1887, and came to America in 1889.
John Potter is having the assessment
work for this year dons on the Endeavor
mine, Page Canyon, Pinto District. and
when finished the annual work will be
also done on the Ironclsd and other mines
adjoining.
Prof. Clarence King. the eminent geol-
ogist. who was for some time Director Of
the U. 8. Geological Survey, arrived here
yesterday, and leaves this morning for Hot
Greek, where he goes TO examine a mining
property.
The Kemler sisters. the dashing eques-
t~riennes from Paradise Valley, will not
compete for the prizes in the riding tour
Dament at the State Fair. but will simply
ride for the pleasure of the public.
At Stockton, September IS, Jacob
Stevens cut John Talbot in the neck,
severing the jugular vein. Talbot died
almost instantly. In telling Of the deed
Stevens said Talbot was too dead to
skim"
There was q general scrambling after
freight at the depot yesterday, and VIM.
Weaver. not to be outdore, got into one
OF the freight cars and crawled in on top
of a lot of freight to see il what he had
on could be got at. By way Of . joke he
L A1Aan1 L. 81 A. 1900
OF the ~bystanders, and remained impris-
oned for several minutes.
| Arreafad for Murder.